activity // LaurenKritzer
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Suckers pay retail, these urban shopping stars get hip for free.
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Greenpoint, Brooklyn is a quiet residential neighborhood in New York CIty. But underneath part of the neighborhood lies the remains of an oil spill that goes back 100 years. Exxon Mobil and others...
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A portrait of the working poor
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Harlem family gets evicted.
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Joel Salatin is changing food. As Joel says: "All truly sustainable long lasting valuable revolutions happen from the ground up, not the top down."
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It's so important for people to learn more about where their food comes from. This film depicts a farmer who is doing it the right way and is a great model for others to...
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The Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective is a group of filmmakers in Brooklyn who meet weekly to workshop each other's projects. Recently, we had a kickoff party where we screened short films about...
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Welcome to Paris. Scenic views. Great wine. Rioting students.
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As Florida's population grows, so does the use of it's natural resources. With expanding development, can humans and nature learn to live in harmony?
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Necromancer Neil Tobin doesn't deal with normal day-to-day life. And now he's going to deal with Joe.
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it's not the length of the aura, it's the width...that's funny
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Gold teeth, fronts, grills, or whatever you call them have been in style among black culture for decades. In Grill Business, Youth Radio's King Anyi contemplates his purchase of a new bottom grill. ...
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A portrait of the working poor more
Harlem family gets evicted. more
Joel Salatin is changing food. As Joel says: "All truly sustainable long lasting valuable revolutions happen from the ground up, not the top down." ... more
The Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective is a group of filmmakers in Brooklyn who meet weekly to workshop each other's projects. Recently, we had a kickoff party where we screened short films about... more
As Florida's population grows, so does the use of it's natural resources. With expanding development, can humans and nature learn to live in harmony? more
Necromancer Neil Tobin doesn't deal with normal day-to-day life. And now he's going to deal with Joe. more
Gold teeth, fronts, grills, or whatever you call them have been in style among black culture for decades. In Grill Business, Youth Radio's King Anyi contemplates his purchase of a new bottom grill. ... more
